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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jul 23, 1767
Page
4
An 18th century letter argues that corruption among ministers has despoiled morals and provoked life’s shortages. The author urges voters at the coming General Election to reject candidates who won’t pledge reform, claiming only honest electoral choices can restore prosperity and end distress.
A 1767 letter to the London Evening Post proclaims a female lodge movement opposing male authority. Lucy Loverule urges recognition and patronage for women led reforms, including female governance and social liberation. Crocus adds a rebuttal to critics and defends verse craft.
A fragmentary report notes results of races at Peterborough with Col Parker’s coriadnut horse Coriolanus and Edward Strode’s Old Tiny, plus Grey Whisper. arrivals include ships carrying spirits and smugglers. Also mentions a Countess of Egrol seized off Murray Firth, fireside gossip at the Robin Hood inn about slave trade debate, and social scenes with nobility at Canterbury races. Dowstream reports describe thunderstorms, floods in Eastcheap, a broken leg in Fleet Market, a coppersmith brawl in Shoe Lane, and a bankruptcy arrest on Tower Hill
A list of vessels arriving from Cape Verde Jamaica Malaga and the West Indies with names Dinh Bubba Blanchbid Weymouth Venturé Péarcey and more sailed for the River George Quick and Hope. Wind 8. Water at Loudon Bridge and forecast times for tomorrow morning and afternoon. Price stocks include Navy India Bonds and Exch. Bills Long Run with multiple quotes and fractions.
The notice directs interested parties to inquire at Christ's Hospital, with Eyre and Aylmer named as contact points for additional details. The fragment indicates a formal call for information related to a principal matter, likely a school or institutional matter.
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